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Started by pcmodem · 6 Oct 2004 · 1,480 replies

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30 Oct 2010, 01:11 #1381
Tu_triky wrote:Good Ol' Ben...even he had anti-counterfeiting devices invented to ward off fakeness.

Whitman coulda used that.

Or maybe a kite and a key. :beaten:
30 Oct 2010, 01:16 #1382
bmwracer wrote:
Whitman coulda used that.

Or maybe a kite and a key. :beaten:


If she would have thrown on the bifocals and consulted Poor Richard's Almanac she might have won the dayem thing.
30 Oct 2010, 01:20 #1383
Tu_triky wrote:If she would have thrown on the bifocals and consulted Poor Richard's Almanac she might have won the dayem thing.

It's still not too late. :hehe:
30 Oct 2010, 01:23 #1384
bmwracer wrote:
It's still not too late. :hehe:


the 2010 edition is sold out, mate. :hehe:
2 Nov 2010, 23:07 #1385
Don't forget to vote! :victory:
3 Nov 2010, 02:17 #1386
bmwracer wrote:Don't forget to vote! :victory:


I voted.

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3 Nov 2010, 03:57 #1387
Tu_triky wrote:I voted.

Actually, I mailed in my absentee ballot, three weeks ago. :beaten:
3 Nov 2010, 04:12 #1388
bmwracer wrote:
Actually, I mailed in my absentee ballot, three weeks ago. :beaten:


Go to your polling location and vote again. :beaten:
3 Nov 2010, 04:24 #1389
Tu_triky wrote:Go to your polling location and vote again. :beaten:

If I could, I would. :mrgreen:
3 Nov 2010, 11:49 #1390
Jerry Brown and Barbara Boxer are the projected winners in California.

Sayonara, Meg and Carly... Find some consolation in your millions. :P
3 Nov 2010, 12:03 #1391
bmwracer wrote:Jerry Brown and Barbara Boxer are the projected winners in California.

Sayonara, Meg and Carly... Find some consolation in your millions. :P


Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out, Quaker! :boot:

I think it's delicious irony that a woman who didn't even register to vote until she was 46, thought she could spend over a $160 million and buy herself the votes for governor.

Maybe she can devote the rest of her fortune to finding a housekeeper since she fired the last one.
3 Nov 2010, 12:10 #1392
Tu_triky wrote:Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out, Quaker! :boot:

I think it's delicious irony that a woman who didn't even register to vote until she was 46, thought she could spend over a $160 million and buy herself the votes for governor.

Maybe she can devote the rest of her fortune to finding a housekeeper since she fired the last one.

Maybe Fiorina will be Whitman's housekeeper. :hehe:

BTW, did you see the HuffPo story where Johnny Cash's daughter, Roseanne, calls newly-appointed Speaker of the House John Boehner an "Asshat?" :rofl:

Gold. :hehe:
3 Nov 2010, 12:15 #1393
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe Fiorina will be Whitman's housekeeper. :hehe:

BTW, did you see the HuffPo story where Johnny Cash's daughter, Roseanne, calls newly-appointed Speaker of the House John Boehner an "Asshat?" :rofl:

Gold. :hehe:



In a blistering dispatch on her Twitter feed, the singer, songwriter and bestselling memoirist tells the GOP's Agent Orange to back off: "John Boehner: Stop using my dad's name as a punchline, you asshat."


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"Here's to you, Boehner, you Day-Glo douche bag!" --Johnny Cash from the grave
3 Nov 2010, 12:18 #1394
^ :lol:

Gold. :rofl:
3 Nov 2010, 12:23 #1395
bmwracer wrote:^ :lol:

Gold. :rofl:


And gold looks better than orange.

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3 Nov 2010, 12:31 #1396
^ :lol:

That dude NEVER smiles.

I guess that's why I have such a negative image of him.
3 Nov 2010, 12:33 #1397
bmwracer wrote:^ :lol:

That dude NEVER smiles.

I guess that's why I have such a negative image of him.


I think you have a negative image of him because as one insightful person stated, "That dude's skin tone could flash-cook a steak."

:rofl:
3 Nov 2010, 12:36 #1398
Another great HuffPo article: "Meg Whitman Eats It." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-kelly/one-bright-spot-meg-whitm_b_777676.html#comments
3 Nov 2010, 12:42 #1399
bmwracer wrote:Another great HuffPo article: "Meg Whitman Eats It." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-kelly/one-bright-spot-meg-whitm_b_777676.html#comments


"But, in the end, it was probably over before it started. Probably the fact that she never voted was all we needed to know.

It was the key to everything else. In the her fifty years on Earth before the morning Mitt told her to be governor, Meg Whitman just didn't give a shit."

Excerpted from above.
3 Nov 2010, 12:46 #1400
Tu_triky wrote:"But, in the end, it was probably over before it started. Probably the fact that she never voted was all we needed to know.

It was the key to everything else. In the her fifty years on Earth before the morning Mitt told her to be governor, Meg Whitman just didn't give a shit."

Excerpted from above.

Yup.

Everything that was said about Whitman in the article was exactly what she projected: A total lack of sincerity.

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